do you guys think that this is a good product? i personally havent heard to much of it but just curious on what you guys might know..
http://www.glowshiftdirect.com/

 

Gauges are precise instruments. I'd stick with well known brands- it's like a timex vs. a rolex.

What gauges do you need?

 

boost and oil temp

 

DEFI
GReddy
AEM
Auto Meter
Sunpro

I used to have autometer, it's the basic

 

prosport too. cheap and good

 

is there a website for the prosport?

 

Yea...typing prosport in google, first result:

http://www.prosportgauges.com/

 

don't forget blitz, their guages are great.

 

I recommend you stick with name brands. I use Defi for Boost and Oil.

 

i bet you get this question asked a lot but how do you put the guages there with the air bag right there on the pillar? dont want them to shoot out on you when you hits something

 

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The air bag is not in the pillar. If you take your pillar cover off, you can confirm this for yourself. However, part of the mechanism that senses a collision on the side of the car, is in the pillar. It is important not to do anything that will interfere with that mechanism. I left the stock pillar cover intact when I installed my gauges. On my installation, the gauge pod fit’s over the stock pillar cover. The gauge pod is epoxy to the stock cover. To be honest, I am not even sure the pillar cover comes off when the side airbag deploys. If it does, the way I have the gauges installed will not hinder the cover from blowing out of the way.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Hellzcivic &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The air bag is not in the pillar. If you take your pillar cover off, you can confirm this for yourself. However, part of the mechanism that senses a collision on the side of the car, is in the pillar. It is important not to do anything that will interfere with that mechanism. I left the stock pillar cover intact when I installed my gauges. On my installation, the gauge pod fit’s over the stock pillar cover. The gauge pod is epoxy to the stock cover. To be honest, I am not even sure the pillar cover comes off when the side airbag deploys. If it does, the way I have the gauges installed will not hinder the cover from blowing out of the way. </TD></TR></TABLE>

If the airbag is not in the pillar, then where is it? It is hard to tell from these pictures, but I am curious to know.